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Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-20


  price,. all  
  ooredS a Sc and Speoa  each Oneo all inenN
  from and 5 each this onec Quilts regular 9sc goods
  par,for white 
  Onelo utton  
  5 Mtts at Onelo fancy Broeade ParasL tfancySt Paraols $ 49, worth $239  Shirts,
  all szes at A Asaai6
  seams, coI sale only One a   One lot inch Swiss Flouncing at Bic reduced from 50c One lot 45 inch FIouncing at 65c ateens and
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-20

mendel & Freedman, 772 Chapel
 Street. Fine cashmere jerseys, worth $1. 50, at 69c,
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26
TERRITORIAL. ITEMS.

The public schools oS H,nnix have
closed fo1 lack OF funds.
0rer two thousand dollars were drawn
in Tucson at the recent driving Of the
Louisiana lcticry.
An ssscsnps was made Recently to as'
sas~inase depasy s,serifr Speedy d lfm.
sounsy, at NoHalss-
j. I. Simms recently sad seo asres Q,
land near Phomix, for 1900. which
three years ago cost less than sl5.o1
Over 200 head of horses were presented
TO the army hoard Of examiners. at Pho.-
nix. for inspection for cavalry service.
Bcllo Brown. John Brown, Gecsss
West and ''Rei" MurT,hy. train ditch.
ers, horse thieves. etc, escaped from tlse
Apache county lail, Saturday night last.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26

The MonsvE Corxrr MiSrR is really
one Of the best weekly papers In the ter
sitsry. It's editor has way Il calling
things hr t,,eir right names wldsa, is NOT
plcaaans 10 soms Iesrls. And again,
Brother Hyde gets ''csf wsoag'' occss4as.
ally fhrough misinformasicn and other
ws~, and xhlio We cannos endorse every
thing he says. we win always welcome
the MiSrK 10 our table, as IL Is always
hrimfull Of news rre~cot, yomaal-
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26

Gsv. zuiick, il is announced, viii short.
II make tour OF the territory is ,as
puryd>e of repairing The political fences
Al his party. II our little Tin horn execu
tive. a. the TscsoH C,,sea terms him
Ccsne~ 10 Aohavc county 80 that oul
citissns can nee ior themselves the man
Scr oi man he il, nc xill guarantee that
che Republicans Of Moharc ooassy vii
douhis their hast wears msiorisy in the
next years campaign.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26
A <se.sai Rc.ss-.si,e.

Hoss<ttsr's Stomach Biissss are enphxt.
ieaiiy . genial restorative. The changes
which shis great botanic remedy prodsces
N tbs disesdsrsd crranssatio0 Are al says
agrssahly thosxh ssr~sy progressive. nsvss
sbrup4 and visssnt. On this account il Il
admirably adapted 10 psrsuos Of delicais
scnsaitstion and weak servess TO vhoss ths
rowsffu! mineral drugs are positively inju.
rious. That IL initiates these processes
which rsnas ~ che re-establishnsnt ol
hsalthful viSor is eonsricuousiy shown In
cases whsrs II h taken to overcome tha,
fruitful ssnss ct debility. indigestion,
sospsed, - il uSaally Ia. with bilioeasess
and conssipatioa. Thofua9h diessAico.
regular evacsssiaa and abundant secssisn.
sre resaits which invariably attend its sys.
tesaasic asa. II is, besides the best pesese-
tsve against malaria, and = frst rate dis
svtic.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26

When Pete Kitchen returned from 20.
nora 10 ini0rraed few Of his intimate
friends, in stric< confidence, os what he
sUt in ths hand Of the manaaa, but he rs-
fused 10 give any Of ], away. II nou
nanspircs that rich deposit Of the same
material was chloridsd at xanosari and
ceaveysd ., Prescott, by G. Miyss
Moses. He has rvcensly opened this arb
a tie covenant. and is feeding his pecpl.
en- The hidden mamma from Sonora, in
quantities 10 sais their sppess,ss Nesrly
every dcmocras in she Territory has got
some Of n.--trisisra.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26

The figures rsenily ratAishea In The
Cesrss purporting 10 I've tlse total apqro-
~iaiioa made by the recent lcgislatnr,
are entirely ineerect. The items pub
hal,ed we're those only which appeared
In sie aPrref~iasiss bin muEer. and did
ncs inclndc the ss.ooa for the expense oi
the code commission, the COS, Of pahlish-
Ing hwa the various relief bills passed
and nusneres other items d expenai-
iuses- whcn tlae expenses acxuing ircm
the lceisiatisa are fccsea ur 10 win be
shown that the extsasasans clerk hiv
and printing tills on :hr Thirteeath have
hssa ccliscd by expenditures in other. Si.
r~cssons by the Fourteenth. --Pmser
yrs-sss.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26

+ The ioense law, as passcd ty tbs re-
cent Legislature, is the sutjcsi Of gsnaral
denunciation from those engaged in the
liquor trafiG. The law reiea!s ali licenses
Sor general merchandising and imposes
q dcuble license ON saloons. Parties hold
ing wholesale liquor lioense are forbid.
den trosa retailing on the same license.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26
To rAky ,:vsxcr ocroHEx l. 1887.
III n 90 in nsexNnf diznase atnon

To rAky ,.yrEcr ocroHEx l. 1887.
! ii b 6a. 10 prevent disease amons
sheep.
10 TAKE EFFECT sAsrARy |, 1887.
CB64, fees and salaries.
CBs7. counties snd county boanda.
ries, YavsIai and Mohasc counties; ab'
proved March 8.
c d 56, desccat and distribution of real
property approved March 8.
G d ai, mortgages; approved March
%.
CB 81, assignment; approved March
10.
CB 90, change u names; appUrel
March 10.
CB 50, irrigation, approved Marcel
CD 50, Joint, and joint and several oh
ligatos; approved March 10.
CBss. territorial prisons and count.
jails; approved March 10.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26
Early MiainS.

The hrst aecount Ut mining in what Is
now the United States. is found In the
histories of the Spanish co0quesss. Only
s3 years after the discovery Of Amerioa.
the SEanisrds mined gold and silver in
what IL now New Mexico, bat the records
of their work are incomplete. Gold min
ing vas tried in New England rs years
ago by doyssnx John Wipshroa. He
opened mines near Middleton, Conn,
then, and took cut gold. One vein was
opened 10 depth u i.,3 ieef, and good
deal of drifting done. The mine was
abandoned, and the location forgo<ton
uatil "a years ago, when il was re-discov-
ered, and several attempts have been
mads since to work IL, bun they Sese nns
successful The Gre contains gcld, but II
IL d too los grade 10 pay now.
Gold mining hes been conducted pro-
fitably in Virgins, North and South Car
osina and Georgia since the early part Of
the present century. The gold discoyer-
iss in EaAosad0 vsrs made by Q gaad min
or IRON Geosgia, Before the uvershad-
owing discoveries in California and
"Piks's Peak. e there were frequent min
Ing exciienaents Il, these States, similar
TO what We have Of late years become
accustomed TO. We remember one once
when thousands u men rushed 10 the
sssas acedes River q: south carolina, and
they obtained q g,od deal od gold. And
we remember when men used to say,
there 10 ore in Virginia which runs $40
bushel, and you can see bit of goid in
it!n That was cnsidered wonderful
thing. Then, as IL ever Is, the hest things
were q good ways of. The finest collee-
ton q gold specimens in the United
Staiss came from North Carolina miner.
Mining in limestone was conducted in
Wisconsin, what Is nou Illinois, Iowa,
Missouri and Arkansas in the early Iars
Of The psreent century. Sixty years ago
Dubuque was q mining camp Of !. 600 pop
ulatiou, and the rainer were wholly in
limestone with many features Ike ihoee
oi the limestone In Colorado, New Mcxi-
co, Utah aud Nevada. The principal
difference 10 that the lead ores Of the
Rocky Mountain rxions contain more
silver thar those ID the Eastern States.
Mining litigation was conducted in these
dsys, and as long as thirty three years
ago the United States Suf~erne Cour,
rendered decision involving the title TO
the limestone ere mines Of dialogue. The
mines in limestone on the Sc. Francis
river, Missouri, we're worked in pse-hisscr>
w times, and were productive while
Spain owned that rryicn d country.
Earun Carpndcacs, ftr whom Carcndeles,
near 81. Luais, is named, purchased an
nually for several yearx, an amouns Of
lad which was rrsduc~d there. which
was equal to ooc-third the annual psoduc-
ton II Coacrado at she preseat time.
SO lar as the characteristics oi the lime
saone ore deposits are concerned. they are
as wril known and aa accurately described
as airy that hare suS been worked hong
irfsw Colcxsdo sAs nsused u Known
CAiNss AaMsss Rrrsts.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26
Gssa Res~llts 4. EyeSy Csse.

d. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dsalsr a
Chatsanoocs. Tsnn.. writes that ~ 'saa
ssrioesly afflicted w.sh ssvert cold tAsi
ssttiea On his iunss; had tried saaay Sssns,
dies without beneait, Beins iadsssd - Wy
rE. kisgs kcv Discovery for CunsamptS,D,
did 20 and was entirsay cured by ess Of :
s.v botf.ss. Sin0, which as.-- 40 has uswd
= IN sis saS'...y fos al CoacAs mad Cola
$40 s.sa bsss rssRlsa. This u Tbs sxpsrisa,ss
of thousands whose lives havs bean savsd By
this discovery. Trial Bottles fsse NJ Wat
kiRs Bros' pssg Sore. LArEs Bssttw ei.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26

The legislature has provided Tor the
rahlicaiioa ct the new code aud the laws
passed st tbs late session. and has ar
thoris~d the SECRETARY Of the Territory %
se'l the same st slo per volume. Com.
snenting On this job the Tsrson Star nays
Ncithcr the bar nor the pccrie viii Pur'
chase iumhicd mp mass Of incoberni
laws ss slo volnrne, when $50 wo1ld
he An excrhitani price ard more especial
~ whsn there will I've no evidence cx,snt
that the bills or laws that win he pub.
hshcd are the sane voted upon by Tho
kgisiasure.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26

n looks as II soais al the territorial
psess called the turn ON The sipoinimrnt
cf territorial treasurer ani auditor, ssa II
tAe commissioner oi Immigration now rc-
signs IL win be eomrlctc. Th-rs rs more
wsys than one Of carrying your point bu,
shsas arc methods which some people
0ould not naosf .o.--Gfssf,s
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26

Tho Guam asks, shave we tin horn
goverpm?" TO which the Star most EN-
y,hatically says no. such bsse insinua
tioas by a respectable journal should nd
he isdulgcd ia. How does that sound on
thcousside, IN tin horn governor" wiier
every one knows it IL q brass horn. n.--Ssar
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26

The Tmson Star. the leading Demo
cratic paper Of the Territory. Is after hii
Nacoeari Excelleneyt2) with . shaft
stick. and in,ima,es that II has several
largo sized rois in pickle for fiIn.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26

II Inc Guy. could bear the good, square
democratic blankciy abuse hs' is getting
lrosn his party friends, he would believe
himseli 10 be the worst curscd, man that
ever dog his own political traye,--Prps
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26

Every i.am of mining news pahlished
In this paper h copied by the CAsce0c
xinisq Rsrssw. one Of the best mining
Journals on the continent. Hand ne IN
plenty Of mining items, boys, II yoa want
the mines oi Mahave county advertised
easf az the Rockies.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26

The Tisrson Ciisea wants to know II
Arisona has 'tin horn governor. With
all due respect 70 his Nac1ari Excelleney
We are constrained TO answer, es.-Pfos.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26

THIS is from the wicked Florence En'ts~
pvi~: "A msn iell down fift.i-foos shaft
! Ia Mcs,ave county this woeS aad was not
'injurcd. lie was probably Cochiec
couniy oiiice seeker and struck upon his
cheek"
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26

As4sccn as Governor Zulick vetoed the
judicial salary bin his iackeys rushed
through the Hobbies Of the Legislature say
ing tho judges of the district courts would
not preside over the territorial courts, a,
their territorial salary had been cut or
and declaring the circuit courts an abso
Ia.e necessity, but the majossiy in bath
houses saw through the ireachery and
tricks Of the executive, and defeated the
court job, and with it one Of the mos'
diabolical and corrupt schemes ever at
tempsed in any Arizona Legislature, wa'
strsngicd, but nos without lerresra,lns .
great wrong On the Arizona Judiciary
Governor c. Meyer zalick, the handxrit.
Ing In on the wall. Prepare 10 Iricvp In
sackclosh and ashes, for you have been
canght In the act, and ils name is tresch'
ery.--Sfay.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26

The economical Fourteentl, raisc,i the
salary Of territorial treasurer as we'll as
that oi attorney general, from 81 600 TO
5000 per year.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26

The total number oi bills passed by the
late Legislature was io2. Of which two
only were vetoed. II should have been
the other way.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26

Ths Hon. Tom. Parrish openly bosssctl
in public places that hs was the anthos
Of Governor Zulick's message 70 the Las,
Legislature. Thus the governor should b.
excused for vetoing the increase ot sals'
ries TO the judges, not having remember
ed that Parish had recommended an In.
crcac in the message. These worthies
should remember that they are not nov
running swindlins mining scheme, and
that there Is vast difference betxecr
New Jersey capitalists and Arizona free
men. New Jerseys 'hen and chickens
should 20 home 10 roosi. lest the piercing
rays OF Arisona's sun hatch out pair o
wobblins goslings. .--S'dr.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26

The Star, Of the 10Th instant. contains
the following which is calculated TO throw
light upon the matter:
"Iion. ]. B. Scott says the reason Gov.
ernor Zulick vetoed the appropriation
clanse giving the judges compensation ioI
travelling expenses. Was because Of The
defeat Of The bill creating circuit courts
which 10 believed the District Judges %,
posed a. they we're known to have stated
such were unnecessary at the present
time.
Scott has got the business down iisI
right, for zulick had already promised
three lawyers their appointment TO judge
ship~, and he is not able TO deliver th,
gooIs,'
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26

The annual production of gold In the
world has been ON the decrease for a mum.
her Of wears.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26
EDIronIaL NORRIS.

The mining interests in M,'have county
are enjoying a substantial boom. Cca-
yivy.
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9tucrIct Hcacmbertdtc.

Die iiber ben 8. uno 10. Mtai reis
henoen 8eridte Iauten tpie fOlgt:
9lls Dem q D IN e # e II bon Sbas
tleforo GOuntD, aug 4IbanD: Gin Ia
Stunben anbaltenber, idwerer nun
terbro9ensr &egenguB, Der bette, mel
der Biz babiu sefdnen; bas %giintigite
Seahr fir grntsn uub @ras, oeHen ii6
Sic Jarmer erinnern. 8On Wilbarger
gountp, aus Sermon: Gin auberer,
iiber bas gauge gountD gebenber 2anbs
regen, Der bic 3leinf6rners grnte fi6ert;
Der peaie : 6lub b6ber als felt pielen
Mionaten unb nod am @a6ien.
gus NorbsSeras. Bon 2amar
@ountp, aug paris: prd9tiser &egeu
am TO-, rei6e grnte in ausfiht. 8on
6ornep, Gaufmaun @ountp: Gin fur1t.
barer &egers unb Winbiiurm 1T geftern
um 4 ubr Na1mittags iiber bieien Srt
b%ingefabren. 53ebn bis fiinfSebn Mis
ruten lang fiel bas Wafer in Str6meH
berunter unb iiberfutbete Mles. Mtebz
rere WobnbduIer wuroen BON ibren
Tunbamenten gspebt unb ibeilweiie
f6tper beiddbigt; elm anberes 1T bols
fidnbis serftbrt.
9lls benz Dberen Central
|Seras. Bon Commando @ountp aus
be 9eon: gm T., s., rnb 8. Mai Res
gengiiie, peIde an einselnen Stelen
awiiden ben Orten be 2eon unb Cos
man9e bic Gensen fortgemafden, bic
| Selber 5erit6rt unb bel 8ieb srtrdntt
baben. Bon 8osque @ountp aus Sres
bell: Sur Grgdn;ung bes bor Ia Sagen
~gefalener &esens an 8. unb 10. elm
10 f66ner &egen, tpie er felt 1885 nidt
gefallen. Sir allies, Weiaeu aussenoms
men, iebr CUTE ausfidt; piel 8aums
polIe geplan3t. Ser Bosque 6IuB bis
gum &ano poa, unb mod bdlt Der &es
gen on.
Mus Ofs5eras. Bon Smith
| gountp aus Spler: Gin 10. elm paar
Stunben anbauernber, fetiger Geeeu,
ipelfer 5uiammen nit ben Dor elm
paar Sagen ~gefalenen ben 8oben bur9
unb burd geidttigt bat, 10 bob fur
Monate lang feiner rnebr t6tbig 1T.
Bon gnberion Gountp aus paleitine :
S6perer Reger nit Sagel am TO-;
fein ketrd6tli1er S9aoen.
Nus 90 t sSeras. Bon 8aftrop
| gountp, aus glgiu: Stunoenlanger
prd9tiser 2anbresen; Mais unb gaums
tpolle ffeben portreffid. Bon @onsales
@ountp: Weiterer feiner Resen iiber
benz gan3eit @ountn. Bon Guadalupe
@ountp, aus Warion: Mm 8. cine
iuirflide, d1te @nferboie, tpel9e fd
meltIif bon Ser 6tabt an ber Siibs
li6en paeiie BabnIinie entlaben bat,
aber obne S9aben su tbun. Bon Wfe.
bina gountp aus Sbanis: Am 8. un.
sep6bnli6 fdmerer &egen nit Sagels
idIag begleitet; Der Boben an Stelen
einen SUB bod nit Sagelf6rnern be.
bedt; an Sddern, Salouien uno Sem
fterit betrd1tli1er S1aoen.
Die 8ieb3i6ter, bon ueIden cine
groBe Nn3abl in San Mntonio bel benz
in Gibung befinbIi9en 8unbesgeri9te
Gef6dfte bat, baben aus allen Sbeilen
bes Staates BON ibren 8iebfationen
erfreulide &egensS elegramme erbalten.
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Gin d mfnheL

Gin braber Oeutider 1T bIr6 abses
feimte S1minbler I'M $3.50 betregen
iuorben. Bei ibm ftelte ii9 ndmIi9
borgetern eiH Wann elm, Der bOrgab,
Seemaan gu iein unb foeben aus Wefts
inbien au fommen. SIM 2aufe Der uns
terbaltung bemerfte er, oaB .er auf Der
&eile nod @aIpefon beeriffeii. ND iein
Sdiff liese, nit weldem er a~usfatien
mil; bob er nidt obne Mittel, ba er
$500 in feinsm BOD eingendbt bel i6
TRACE. llnmitteIbar barauf p~robu5irte
er einen 56mud, beiien Werib er auf
$500 angab. Su bemielben Augens
bid erfdieu elm Ssraelit, Der Dem
Seemann nod genauer 8eihtisang
Der Saden $3.50 bot. SEPT muroe uns
fer 9eutiGer aufsnerffam unb slaubte,
elm gutes 8efhdft MAIDEN gu f6nnen.
Na1bem er nod unter benz Siegel Der
8eri9miegenbeit erfabren, baB Der be.
wuBie S1mud eingeihmuggelt iporben
mar. ffieg feline aauhufi aufs b69ite.
ginige Stunben ipdter mar Der 9anbel
abgef6lofen unb unier 2anbsmann
soblte $3.50 fir cine = pappfhaGtel.
beren Snbalt ct in isber 5 gentss gube
fir 5 @ents taufen fam. Die belben
Ssrri1aften, mel6e oas @elb emitted
ten unb-io 1T m~enisitens bic Qnuabs
me-unsueifeIbaft t5eilten, iinb ipurs
los peri9ipunben. Ser vSdmud" bes
ifebt aus elmer 8ro1e nit Stein uno
oito Sbrringen. Sie Saden fino 10
orbiudr, baB man es faum fir m6gli6
bolt, ME Scenario iid oabur6 tduiGen
lalien fonnte.
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@c9cm d)rpnthcS GrSablen perbar=
teter Nnccnpten.

girt luftise 9luecbote bort unb lief
ma,l germ einmal; ni6ts aber 1T ldffis
ger. als i'll elmer @eielIidaft gbenbs
beim Bier ober Wein eirlem A~uefbDtens
grsdbler BON Profeifion in bic Sdnbe
81 fallen. 8egen bieie unbeimli6en
Beiellel, iUel6e ben barmloieften Wfen.
Iben ourh ibre bis CUR unenbli6feit
wieberbOlte 6rase: 2ennen Sic Die
8ei9i9te bon....?" in einen Siger
bermanbeln %t0nnen, nenbet fi1 s.
@rob in einem launigen, fleinen Irtifel
Der r2uf. 8ltr." So beiBt ba: Sn
neuerer 3eit baben einige berborragenz
be Ner3te als Mittel gegen 9ronif6es
grsdbleu berbdrteter Nnetboten bic Sat'
tit empfoblen, ibei Der enti1eioenb piBiz
serl. Ooer uibig iein f%Olenben STEELE
unDetbriiGlid ernfibaft 81 bleiben. fei'
ne Miene gu oerSieben unb nit o~ttterer
6eierli9feit gu fraseu: Nun. unb bic
YOinte2" Sieie 6rage iOl auf beftige
AnefbOtenersdbler abidredenb pirten,
ebsn 10 ME elm berbinblider Nusorud
mittrauernber Sbeilnabme. 8eiagte
MaBregeln baben fid aber raid abges
nubt. Sd erlaube mir, als elm 1eues.
BON mir bielfa9 erprobtes Wittel bas
BON mir erfuuoene unpaRenbe poraei'
tige 2a9en ~bringeno su empfeblen.
Semanb beginnt gum Beiipiel nit
ben WDrieu: Sin ungar fommt ems
nal nod Berlin" :---nun brede ih in
elm bomerii6es @eld9ter aus. Der
9netooten;dbler fubt, fiebt mid bers
tpunbert an unb fdbtt oann fort;r Nlfo
elm ungar fpmmt einmal mad Berlin
unb begegnet einem 2anbsmann" -.
bier folst cine nere periidrfte 2a9ialbe.
S.n Der &egel geniist bas, INN bic b6ie'
fen Mbfi1ten gu. pereiteln. Selten 1T
Elm brittes 2a1en erforberli6. gu
gnbe erad5lt aber Geiner, auBer er
fennt bic 5iute unb min fe pereiteln.
Wer mein Mittel benuben min, muB fiG
nur iorgiam bitten, nidt etpa nod elmer
beiteren Menoung 3i laden, benn fonfl
perIiert meme Seilmetbooe ibre Wirf'
famteit. Sn 6reunbesfreiien bat bas
Mittel fid gldn3enb betpdbrt. So lie
gen 6unberte InerfeAnungs : Itteits
6ariiber Dor. Sd eitire nur eines Gus
Der Jeber zines Dberf6rffers in uasarn,
benz i'd, BON ieiner Situation unter'
ri6tet, meme Grfinbung ebenfaQs su,
8erfiigung ffelte. ngmpfangen Sic
tauienb Sant," i6reibt Der Waders
mir, Isle baben cine Gamilie BON
fi6eren l%lntergange gerettet. Seit Sab
rem qudlte mein S9wager uas ieber
abenb nit Nuefboten, bic tbeiIs alt.
tbeils fGle1t, tbeils beibes 5ugleid
tparen. Mae @erfude unferieiis, oa'
geger arsufdmpfen, blieben p~ergebens.
Da arif i'd in meiner 8ebrdnsniB mad
Sbrem MitteI. @9on mad 3tpeimali'
ger anuenbuns 1T rtein S9wager boil
fommer gebeilt. Soft iegne Sic
poficriptum: Wiirben Sic Sbr Mitte
in Glai1sn nerienbeu, 70 tDiirbe i9 na'
| ftirIid elm 0ukeub bQuprt befte0en."
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@rte

6. g. in 8uabeIupe o. =
Wir balten bas Sbema fur erf96pft
unb glauben, ba6 es an Der 3eit lit,
bic Siseufion 6ariber absubre9en,
na1bem beiben Seiten bas Wort ers
tbeiIt ipurbe. Die neuli9e 8rieftaitens
Noti3 be3og ii6 iibrigeus uidt ouf sic,
fonbern auf einen anoeren nGefer In
O. Co.," Der einen an fi6 gang bere6'
tigten Wunid III cine etuas f9nurrige
SOrm eingefleibet bate.
90. u. in g.. rghin laBt es genug
fem bes graufamen Spielsl. 3orres'
po~noen3er iiber Elm anberes, als gerabe
bieies in lester 3eit gu febr algebra.
i1ene Sbema iolen uns ertuiini6t iein
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- Opfer iusenblider unflugheiten,
an Werpsnidmd9e, Mansel an Selbfs
p%ertrauen. @ebd6tniBfdpd9e uno dbns
liden Spmptome1 2eioenbe foEten
aebn Gents 8riefmarfeH fir bic grobe
iluitrirte MbbanbIuna fenben, tporin
TliiteI sur .fi9ern Seiluug nebit aabls
rei1en 3eugniRen angegeben tino.
4breifire: Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, 663 Main Street. Buff
falo, N. Y.
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ssaiIertpremaetr nit g4lambem.

perionen, wel9e li6 beim Wafer'
iprengen Der S9Idude 5eoienen Dols
len, fnb eriudt, F6 in unferer Office
bic n0tbise 2i3ens auf elm Sabr-am
1. Wiai ~beginnenb = ;u berf9ahen, ba
fit fOIGen Wanergebrau6 cine Spe'
aialrate bere1net wirb. Wer bieier
MuForberung nidt na6tsmmt unb bic
porgeI6riebenen 8ebingunsen ni6t ers
funf, Iduft Gefabr, baB ibm bic Waiz
ier3ufubr absef9nitten Dirb.
9ie gHafcrtpcrf 8ompa8nie.
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ssntereiiante Grfabrmmaem.

Der MobeIbdnbIer Siram Cameron in 60.
Iambus, Ga madt feline Grfabrunsen IN fol'
eenber @eiie betannt: nSeit orei 5abren
babe i'd ieoes SsilmiitsI fur Magen. unb @ie'
renIeiben beriudi, oas F9 i'm SaneeI b%eftnost,
abcr nbne Grfois, bis i'd enoIi4 electric Bit
tiers eebrcuate. SD nabm 8 6Iaiden uno bin
iebt eansll9 sebeiIt unb balte electric 8itteri
fir ben befen 8Iutrsiuiser in 6er WeIt. Maior
u. 3. Resb BON @eit eibertp, ab., sebrau6ts
electric 8itters seasn LANCE befebenoe Mieren.
affection unb iast: yNi9ts bat mir 10 geboIfen,
aIs electric 8itters.@
gsrtauft gu so Gents bic 6Iaf3e bel u,
QreiR.
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berte; Der g8aieri1rOm, wel6er 7.000,s
600 @allOnen per Sag licfert, lieigt s
CUB iiber Die Oberfdde auf. 5ohents
lid uerben INNER neue @rperimente
bic fir Ssras 10 bebeutungsiGmere
6roge i'm 6luB erbalten unb INNER
nsues Moterial an ben Sag brlngen,
weI6es Oaiu beiirdgt. zen artefIden
8runnen praftii6 fir bic materielleGit-
nidluug bes Staates sI Dertuertben.
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= Trans6fI9e eiusema6te Griidte
unb Semitic. 0orsiglide Spargel,
grbien, gbampisuons. Sarbinen in
Del, .&oguefort 9die &C. bel Smith
& million, gde SoufOns & Soles
6absS traBe.
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g n n n A.

Die uobIbetannte Ttrma Sbierarst
Trpmm & Saft pirb am SOnlts
abenb ben IA. b. Sc. in No. 284
@ommeree.S Straits, Derbunben
nit ibren Stdlen un6 fouifigen 8es
f9dften einen Sier Salupn er0fnen,
iuosu fie Greunbe ur,b Yefannte hermit
freunbli9it einlaben. 12,3mt